We also get a good flashback retrospective of Dr. Horn, which gives us context as to how and why he's torturing Aaron. As is often the case with these sorts of quietly sicko people, Horn's reasons go beyond just patriotism.
But the logic of the experimentation on Aaron is somewhat lacking. Horn demonstrates that Aaron's nanites have the power to heal Aaron, even when Aaron is drugged - semi-sedated - to keep him from burning anyone up. Ok - but then, why don't these nanites have the power to rouse Aaron from his semi-sedation, apply themselves to the wound in his mind, so to speak, so he can bring into the play the fire against his tormentor, Horn? That may not have occurred to Horn, because after all he's here to learn about Aaron, but it should occur to anyone who's been following the storyline this season.
And then there's the other side of this - Horn giving Aaron a stimulant, so Horn can goad Aaron into getting some fire going. Horn does leave the room - to be safe from the fire - but how can Horn be sure that Aaron's powers don't extend to the next room? He hasn't exactly mapped out all of Aaron's powers as yet, and certainly not their range - because, again, that's what he's here in this small, unstable Texas town to investigate.
See also Revolution 2.1: "The Last Surviving Friend" ... Revolution 2.2: Reanimation ... Revolution 2.4: Nanites and ... Maybe Aliens? ... Revolution 2.7: Firestarter Aaron vs. the Creepster
And see also Revolution: Preview Review ... Revolution 1.2: Fast Changes ... Revolution 1.14: Nanites and Jack Bauer ... Revolution 1.15: Major Tom and More 24 ... Revolution 1.16: Feeling a Little Like the Hatch in Lost ... Revolution 1.17: Even Better Nanites ... Revolution 1.18: Whodunnit? ... Revolution 1.19: Cheney's Bunker ... Revolution Season 1 Finale: Good Pivot
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